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Telematics systems monitor the location of fleet vehicles, to increase routing efficiency, driver safety, and fleet communications. Telematics involves tagging inventory and vehicles with RFID readers in order to enable mobile resource management, route optimization, and real-time visibility for delivery operations.CHALLENGES / REQUIREMENTS- Transportation fleets are not taking the most optimal routes- Customers demand visibility on the delivery of their goods- Need to maintain top performance and productivity in competitive market- Less than truckload for fleet operators - how to ensure full truckload (key KPI)STAKEHOLDERS- Logistics providersKEY OBJECTIVES- To achieve reduced delivery time and improved delivery quality- Optimize logistics and delivery systems and save fuel costTYPICAL SYSTEM CAPABILITIES- Track location in Real-time- Track vehicle parameters like storage compartment temperature, humidity, inventory etc- Reduce fuel costs - Improve route planning- Monitor dispatches- Monitor drivers' condition USAGE VIEWPOINT- Real time location and parameters of the delivery trucks are tracked. This data is fed back to the analytical software tools.- Real time location, destination and delivery points are analysed on map and shortest path is decided for the vehicles. - Delivery points are optimized.FUNCTIONAL VIEWPOINT- Sensors: GPS tracking system- Network: Wide Area Network (WAN)- Standards: - Augmented Intelligence: Descriptive analytics- Augmented Behavior: Machine-to-machine (M2M) interfaces

Quality assurance systems utilize RFID, sensors, video monitoring, remote information distribution and cloud solutions on the production line to streamline inspection procedures, improve decision making, and reduce costs driven by quality defects.

Integrated security and logistics solutions for warehouses and logistics operators include an array of services in the alarm and security spaces such as intrusion detection and burglar alarms, access control systems, video surveillance security, fire detection and fire alarms. In addition to that, remote managed services such as video guard tours can fully support business operations and provided continues security.

Smart Water Monitoring platforms are generally ultra-low-power sensor nodes designed for use in rugged environments and deployment in hard-to-access locations to detect changes and potential risk to public health or environmental damage in real-time.CHALLENGES / REQUIREMENTS - Water is lost from the point of production & receipt by end-users (aka Non-Revenue Water)- Water is lost due to leaks in pipes & other infrastructure- Leaks typically go undetected or are responded to after the event- A significant amount of water is lost due to excessive irrigation(Only 70% of water supplied is consumed by agriculture)STAKEHOLDERS - Water consumers - Agriculture, industrial or residential areas- Water supply agenciesKEY OBJECTIVES - Uninterrupted quality services- Minimise water losses- Ensure water quality- Reduce interruption of service to consumers- Increase revenueTYPICAL SYSTEM CAPABILITIES - Sensors keep a track of water flow at every location of the system and send data over network analytical software tools- Analytical software tools continuously monitor the data and detect the water leakages- Leakage locations are then conveyed to the rectification and maintenance teamUSAGE VIEWPOINT Leakage Detection- A Sensor detects a sudden water leak & immediately generates an alarmLeakage Prevention- The System detects unusual readings from a Sensor (but no actual leakage)- Analysis of Sensor/historical data indicates a pipe breach is imminentThe Facilities team is deployed & arrives to find a rapidly deteriorating section of piping- The Facilities team immediately halts the water supply & replaces the damaged section of pipingFUNCTIONAL VIEWPOINT - Sensors: Pressure, Flow- Network: Wide Area Network (WAN) - Standards: - Augmented Intelligence: Descriptive analytics- Augmented Behavior: Machine-to-machine (M2M) interfaces